Outdoor Kitchen Contractors in Prospect Park, PA

Transform Your Backyard Into Your Favorite Room

Professional outdoor kitchen installation that turns your backyard into the entertaining space you’ve always wanted.

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Custom Outdoor Kitchen Installation

Cook Outside, Live Better, Entertain More

Your backyard becomes the place everyone wants to gather. No more running back and forth to the indoor kitchen while your guests wait outside. No more missing conversations because you’re stuck inside prepping food.

A properly designed outdoor kitchen gives you everything you need right where the action is. Full-size appliances, plenty of prep space, and storage that actually makes sense. You’ll find yourself cooking outside even on weeknight dinners because it’s that much more enjoyable.

Your home value increases, but more importantly, your daily life improves. Weekend barbecues become effortless. Holiday gatherings expand beyond your dining room. You’ll wonder why you waited so long to make this happen.

Prospect Park Outdoor Kitchen Builders

We Build Outdoor Kitchens That Actually Work

Spennato Landscaping has been creating outdoor living spaces in Delaware County for years. We know what works in Pennsylvania weather and what doesn’t. We’ve seen enough outdoor kitchen disasters to know the difference between doing it right and doing it cheap.

Our team handles the entire process – design, permits, utilities, construction, and cleanup. We work with local suppliers who understand our climate and local building inspectors who know our work.

You won’t find us cutting corners on gas lines or electrical work. We don’t use materials that look great in the showroom but fail after two winters. We build outdoor kitchens that our own families would be proud to cook in.

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Outdoor Kitchen Construction Process

From Empty Space to Full Kitchen

We start with your space and your cooking style. Not every outdoor kitchen needs a pizza oven, and not every family needs a full bar setup. We design around how you actually cook and entertain.

Next comes the foundation and utility work. Gas lines, electrical connections, and plumbing if you want a sink or ice maker. This is where experience matters most – get this wrong and you’ll have problems for years.

Then we build your kitchen. Countertops that can handle hot pans and winter weather. Storage that keeps your outdoor cooking gear organized and dry. Appliance installation that looks built-in, not bolted on.

Finally, we integrate everything with your existing outdoor space. Your new kitchen should feel like it belongs, not like it was dropped in from somewhere else.

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Everything You Need for Outdoor Cooking

Your outdoor kitchen includes custom design work that fits your space and budget. We handle all permits and inspections – you don’t need to figure out Delaware County building codes.

Professional installation covers gas line connections, electrical work, and any plumbing you need. We work with appliance dealers to coordinate delivery and installation timing. Your countertops are fabricated to fit your exact specifications and installed by craftsmen who do this every day.

We source materials designed specifically for outdoor use. Stainless steel that won’t rust, stone that won’t crack in freeze-thaw cycles, and cabinetry that handles humidity without warping. You get a kitchen that looks great and functions properly for decades, not just the first few seasons.

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Outdoor kitchen costs vary significantly based on size, appliances, and features you choose. A basic setup with a grill, some counter space, and storage typically starts around $15,000-$25,000. More elaborate kitchens with multiple appliances, extensive countertops, and custom features can range from $30,000-$60,000 or more. The biggest cost factors are appliance selection and the complexity of utility connections. We provide detailed estimates after seeing your space and understanding your cooking priorities, so you know exactly what you’re investing in before we start.
Stainless steel appliances designed specifically for outdoor use perform best in our climate. Built-in gas grills are most popular, but we also install outdoor refrigerators, ice makers, and side burners regularly. Pizza ovens are gaining popularity but require additional structural support. The key is choosing appliances rated for outdoor use – indoor appliances moved outside will fail quickly due to moisture and temperature changes. We work with suppliers who specialize in outdoor kitchen equipment and can recommend brands that hold up well in Delaware County weather conditions.
Most outdoor kitchen projects take 2-4 weeks from start to finish, depending on complexity and weather. Simple installations with existing utility access can be completed faster, while elaborate designs requiring extensive utility work take longer. Permit approval adds 1-2 weeks to the timeline, but we handle that process for you. Weather delays are possible, especially during winter months. We schedule projects to minimize disruption to your outdoor space and coordinate all trades to keep the project moving efficiently. You’ll have a clear timeline before we start work.
Yes, outdoor kitchens typically require permits in Delaware County, especially for gas and electrical work. Any permanent gas line installation needs a permit and inspection. Electrical work for outlets, lighting, or appliances also requires permits. Some municipalities have additional requirements for outdoor structures. We handle all permit applications and coordinate inspections as part of our service. This ensures your outdoor kitchen meets local codes and won’t cause problems if you sell your home. Trying to skip permits might save money upfront but creates bigger problems later.
Granite and concrete are the most popular outdoor countertop materials in our area. Granite handles temperature changes well and resists staining from food and weather. Concrete can be customized for color and texture but requires proper sealing. Stainless steel works well around grills and prep areas. We don’t recommend laminate or tile for outdoor use – they don’t hold up to weather exposure. The best choice depends on your budget, cooking style, and design preferences. We can show you samples and explain the pros and cons of each material for your specific situation.
Yes, with proper design and equipment selection. Many of our customers cook outside well into fall and winter months. Gas grills and other appliances function normally in cold weather. The main considerations are protecting plumbing from freezing and ensuring adequate lighting for shorter days. We can install shut-off valves for water lines and recommend appliances that perform well in cold temperatures. Some homeowners add patio heaters or fire features to extend outdoor cooking season. With the right setup, you’ll find yourself using your outdoor kitchen much more than you initially expected.